Panasonic NV-V10A Manuel utilisateur

VHS-C Movie Camera

Operating Instructions

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Basic

Operations

Advanced

Operations

Options/

Editing

Misceilaneous/

Care of Unit

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Before attempting to connect, operate or adjust

this product, please read these instructions

completely.

VQT6101

D0Bt CUStOmBr, we would like to take this opportunity to thank you for purchasing this Panasonic

Movie Camera.

Please read these Operating Instructions carefully and keep them handy for

future reference.

Please keep your receipt as proof of purchase for all warranty repairs.

Information for Your Safety

IMPORTANT

Your attention is drawn to the fact

that recording of pre-recorded tapes

or discs or other published or

broadcast material may Infringe

WARNING

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FiRE OR

SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE

THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR

lUIOISTURE.

VHS-C Movie

•The rating piate Is on ths bottom side

of the Movie Camera.

AC Adaptor

•The rating piats is on the bottom side

of the AC Adaptor.

FOR YOUR SAFETY

DO NOT REMOVE THE OUTER

COVER.

To prevent electric shock, do not remove

the cover. There are no user sen/iceable

parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified

service personnel.

IF THE SUPPLY CORD OF THIS

^EQUIPMENT IS DAMAGED, IT MUST

BE REPLACED BY THE SPECIAL

CORD.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR

SHOCK HAZARD AND ANNOYING

INTERFERENCE, USE THE

RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES

ONLY.

Contents

Check List for the Standard Accessories 3

Controls and Functions 4

Viewing on the LCD Monitor 7

Using the AC Adaptor as aPower Supply

Unit 8

Watching the Picture on aTV Set 8

Charging the Battery Pack 10

Attaching the Charged Battery Pack 10

Powering the Movie Camera ON/OFF 12

inserting aVideo Cassette 12

Adjusting the Viewfinder 12

Setting the Date and Time 14

Inserting and Deleting the Date and Time 14

Recording While Viewing on

the LCD Monitor 16

Recording While Viewing on

the Viewfinder 18

Making the Subject Larger or Smaiier During

Recording (Zooming) 18

Using the Tape Counter Indication 20

Using the Memory Function 20

Confirming the Remaining Tape Time 20

Quick Reference Guide to the LCD

Monitor/Viewfinder Indications 22

Playing Back on the LCD Monitor oraTV ... 26

Rewinding or Fast-Fonwarding the Tape 26

Using the Cue, Review and Still Playback

Functions During Normal Playback 26

Playing Back on aVTR, Using the Supplied

Cassette Adaptor 28

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Recording In the Auto Focus Mode 30

Recording in the Manual Focus Mode 30

Recording with Automatic White Balance

Adjustment 34

Recording with Manual White Balance

Adjustment 34

Recording Fast-Moving Subjects 38

Making Subjects Stand out Sharply from the

Background 38

Recording Dark Scenes More Brightly 38

Recording Backllt Scenes 40

Fading In the Picture and Sound 40

Fading Out the Picture and Sound 40

Checking the End of aRecorded Scene 42

Locating aPoint Where You Wish to Add

aNew Scene 42

Eliminating Picture Distortions by Adjusting the

Tracking 42

Using the Power Save Functions 44

Using the Car Battery Cord (Optional) 46

Editing aPreviously Recorded Tape 46

Optional Accessories 48

Miscellaneous/Care of'Unrt

Adjusting the Length of the Grip Belt 50

Attaching the Shoulder Strap 50

Storage 50

Cleaning the Viewfinder 51

Preventing Accidental Erasure of

Recordings 51

Lighting 52

Standard Values of Brightness 52

Before Requesting Service 53

Cautions 55

Condensation 56

Index 57

Specifications 59

Check List for the Standard Accessories

AC Adaptor Set

AC Adaptor

Mains Cable

DC Input Cable

Battery Pack

•When purchasing an additional AC Adaptor,

order model number VW-AS4E.

•For Purchasing additional Battery Packs, see

the list of optional accessories on p. 48.

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Controls and Functions

For more details, see the pages indicated in brackets.

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1Lens Cap (p. 12, 34, 50)

2Microphone

3Focus Ring (p. 31)

4[AE] Selector (p. 17, 19, 30, 34, 38)

Use this selector to set the desired AE mode.

5LCD Support Leg (p. 7)

6White Balance Sensor (p. 34)

7Eyecup(p. 51)

8[DATEyriME/SHIFT .<TRACKING] Button

(p. 14, 42)

Press this button to adjust the tracking in

order to eliminate distortions in the playback

picture {p. 42), or press it to advance to the

next item during the setting of the date and

time (p. 14).

9[SP/LP] Button (p. 16, 18)

10 [MEMORY] Button (p. 20)

11[REWyQ] Button (p. 26, 42)

Use this Button for:

.•Recording Review

•Review

•REW (Rewind)

•Camera Search

12 [PLAY] Button (p. 27)

13 [PAUSE] Button (p. 27)

14"VTR" Indication Lamp (p. 26)

15[VTR/CAMERA] Button (p. 26)

Press this Button to select the "VTR" Mode for

playback or the "CAMERA" Mode for

recording.

16"CAMERA" Indication Lamp (p. 16, 18)

17 [DATEn-IME/SET.TRACKING^] Button

(p. 14, 42)

Press this button to adjust the tracking in

order to eliminate distortions in the playback

picture {p. 42), or press it to set the correct

date and time (p. 14).

18 [TAPE] Button {p. 20)

19 [RESET] Button (p. 20)

20 E©^FF] Button (p. 26, 43)

Use this Button for:

•Cue

•FF {Fast-Forwarding)

•Camera Search

21 [STOP] Button (p. 27)

22 23 24 25 26

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22 [DATE/TIME] Button (p. 14)

23 VIewfInder (p. 22)

24 Eyepiece Corrector Ring (p. 13)

25 Dew Sensor Slot

Through this slot, the Movie Camera detects

condensation. Take care not to iet this siot get

clogged with dirt and not to cover It with your

fingers, etc.

26 [W •T] Zoom Lever (p. 19)

27 [BACKLIGHT] Button (p. 40)

28 [FOCUS] Button (p. 30)

29 [W.B] Button (p. 35}

Manual White Balance Adjustment Button

30 [FADE] Button (p. 40)

31 LCD [OPEN] Lever (p. 7)

32 Recording Start/Stop Button (Red)

(p. 16. 18)

33 [DC IN] Socicet (p. 8, 46)

34 Speaker (p. 27)

35 Grip Beit (p. 50)

36 [POWER] ON/OFF Switch (p. 12)

37 [POWER SAVE] Switch (p. 44)

Setting this switch to "ON" activates the

Power Save Function.

38 Tripod Receptacie

Attach atripod (optional) to this receptacle.

39 [VIDEO OUT] Soclcet (p. 8, 46)

40 [RF DC OUT] Socket

To play back via aTV Set without AV Input

Socket, connect this Socket to the RF IN

Socket of the TV Set using an RF Adaptor

(optional).

41 [AUDIO OUT] Socket (p. 8, 46)

42 [EDIT] Socket (p. 47)

Controls and Functions (cont)

43 LCD Brightness Selector (p. 7)

44 [REJECT] Lever (p. 12)

45 Shoulder Strap Holders (p. 50)

46 [VOLUME] Control (p. 27)

47 [BRIGHT] Control (p. 7)

48 [COLOUR] Control (p. 7)

49 LCD Monitor (p. 7)

50 Cassette Compartment

51 [BATTERY EJECT] Button (p. 11)

Viewing on f/re LCD Monitor

The LCD is alarge 4-inch screen. Increased light

transmission from Inside the LCD makes it extra

bright. In addition, aspecial coating of the surface

diffuses light from outside so the colour pictures

are bright and easy to see.

Opening the LCD Monitor

1Slide the LCD [OPEN] Lever upwards.

•The LCD Monitor pops open.

2Open the LCD Monitor to the click stop

(approx. 90°).

Note:

When you place the Movie Camera on atable and

open the LCD Monitor to view the picture, be sure

to extend out the LCD Support Leg to stabilize the

LCD and Movie Camera.

Closing the LCD Monitor

1Push the LCD l\/lonitor to close It until it

locl<s withacllcic.

Notes:

•Return the LCD Monitor to its vertical position

before closing it. Also, make sure that the

Cassette Compartment Cover is securely closed

before closing the LCD Monitor.

•if the LCD Monitor Is not completely closed, no

picture appears in the VIewfinder.

VOLUME

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Adjusting the Picture Quality of the LCD

Monitor

Use the following controls to adjust the picture

quality when the LCD Monitor is not easy to see

because of the surrounding conditions.

®LCD Brightness Selector

The brightness of the LCD's backlight can be

adjusted to either "NORMAL" or "BRIGHT".

©[BRIGHT] Controi

For adjusting the LCD's luminance intensity.

©[COLOUR] Controi

For adjusting the LCD's colour saturation.

Jsing the ACAdaptor as a

Power Supply Unit

fyou want to use the Movie Camera with the Battery

Pack, it is necessary to charge the Battery Pack first,

(p. 10)

Procedure

[DC IN] Socket

Watching the Picture on aTVSet

(Using the Audio/Video Cable)

Connect after turning off the Movie Camera and the TV

Set.

Video

Audio

Connect the Movie Camera to tlie TV set.

Cautions for Use

•This AC Adaptor works on any mains supply

voltage between 100 and 240 V, and any

frequency between 50 and 60 Hz. For use in

otiier countries, an adaptor piug may be

necessary.

•Do not handle the AC Adaptor with wet hands. g

Caution for Cleaning s

Before cieaning the AC Adaptor, mai<e sure that it §.

is disconnected from the AC mains socket. O

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Plug Into AC Adaptor.

Plug Into

AC mains

socket.

Mains Cable

Remarks, etc,

•When the AC Adaptor is used to suppiy the l\yiovie

Camera with power, remove the Battery Pack from

the AC Adaptor as it cannot charge the Battery Pack

and provide power simuitaneously.

•Do not use the AC Adaptor for any purposes other

than suppiying the unit with power or charging the

Battery Pack.

•When listening to aradio whiie the AC Adaptor is in

operation, the radio reception may be distorted. In

this case, move the radio further away from the AC

Adaptor or move the adaptor away from the Radio.

•When not using the AC Adaptor, unpiug its mains

cabie from the AC mains socket. To unplug, pull it by

the piug, not by the cabie.

(not supplied) Hf your TV set is not equipped with an AV input

Socket, the RF Adaptor (optional) is necessary. For

its connection, read the operating instructions of the

RF Adaptor {VW-RF7E).

Video Input

Socket To Audio Input

Socket

Audio/Video Cable (supplied)

Off: Charging is finished.

(For maximum charge, continue charging for

2hours after the "CHARGE" Lamp has gone off.)

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Charging the Battery Pack

•Be sure to insert the mains plug completely into the

correct socket. ,

•Do not connect the DC Input Cable to the AC Adaptor

othenwise the Battery Pack cannot be charged.

•NI-MH (Nickel-Metal-Hydrlde) Battery Packs

(VW-VBH10E and VW-VBH20E) may not perform

very well In cold conditions (e.g. the snow).

•Never remove the Battery Pack during recording or

playback, because the tape would remain in contact

with the video heads and this could cause damage to

the heads and tape.

Procedure

Attach the Battery Pack

Attaching the Charged Battery

Pacl(

if an exhausted Battery Pack Is

attached, the "tSJ "Indication on the

LCD Monitor or in the Viewfinder

flashes, when you turn the Movie

Camera on.

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Charging Confirmation Marker

Use this marker to distinguish between charged and

discharged Battery Packs. For example, slide the

Button so that the dot Is visible after charging is

completed. Attach the Battery Pack

with Its Charge

Confirmation lUlarker

facing upward.

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